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Will Singapore employment see brighter days soon?
Will Singapore employment see brighter days soon?
Employment growth is feared to be at its slowest since 2003.
Singapore plagued by rising wage pressure in high-skilled industries
Blame it on three pressure points.
NTU is still king among world's young universities
It topped the rankings for the third straight year.
3 in 5 Singaporeans insist that prejudice against women still exists
More than half claim there are few women in management positions.
What keeps Singaporean employees motivated at work?
They want more vacation time.
Chart of the Day: Check out the thinning job vacancies in Singapore
Job posts declined to 49,400 in June.
Jobseekers outnumber vacant career posts in Q2
Unemployment spikes by 2.1%.
Singaporeans put more premium on their work environment over compensation
An ideal workplace must also be near public transportation.
Layoffs in Singapore swell to 4,800 in 2Q16
Job vacancies also fell for the sixth consecutive quarter.
Singapore unemployment rate rises to 3% in 1H16
Total employment also grew slower by 11,600.
Why freelancing is not exactly a free-for-all career
Self-employed workers often have to manage their back-end needs.
Here's why fewer posts await job seekers in Q4
Nearly 3 in 4 employers don’t plan to hire.
On my own: Number of Singapore’s freelancers blows up to 200,000
Changing employment standards push workers to go independent.
Private education's role in engineering tomorrow's Singapore
In 2015, the Ministry of Manpower reported that four of the top ten professions with the biggest number of vacancies in Singapore were engineering...
NUS, NTU, among top 20 on QS list of best world universities
SMU made its debut in the rankings this year.
1 in 2 Singaporean silver workers are positive about being retained at work
Opportunities will keep growing in the next 5 years, they said.
Demand for interim managers skyrocket among Singapore finance leaders, says survey
9 in 10 will work with an interim manager in 2016.
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